Using object oriented syntax throughout a script

[rdyoll]

I'm curious to know if it is possible to write a script using 100% object oriented syntax. I know I can use the <<EOF or the regular print &quot;blah, blah&quot;; statements, but how would I use say:

print $q->header,
$q->start_html,
$q->table({-border=>&quot;1&quot;},
$q->Tr([
$q->td([
if (blah, blah) {
what I want printed in the table data area;
}
])])),
$q->end_html;

I hope I'm explaining myself correctly. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[greadey]

Well I guess you're using CGI. And if I was trying to answer this I would go away and try it myself. If there is no hint or example of what you want in the documentation then I guess you can't do it. On the other hand have you looked at other modules such as HTML::Template.

With this module you basically make a form template very similar to an HTML form and then you call it in a separate perl script. It seems like extra work but it separates your HTML from your code and for some applications this is better than using CGI to do everything.